Arriving in Materuni, on the green slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, you will be warmly welcomed into a local Chagga home for a freshly prepared traditional lunch accompanied by tropical fruits. After lunch, enjoy an immersive, hands-on coffee tour that reveals Tanzania’s rich coffee heritage. Guided by local farmers, you will learn how coffee is grown, dried, roasted, and ground using traditional methods. Join in the lively pounding process — often accompanied by rhythmic Chagga songs and dance — before brewing your own cup of freshly roasted coffee. Savour the aroma, flavour, and pride of a drink made entirely by your own hands.

Next, set out on a scenic guided walk through banana plantations, small farms, and lush rainforest to the spectacular Materuni Waterfalls — the tallest waterfall in the Kilimanjaro region. The hike takes approximately 45–60 minutes each way and offers beautiful views of rural life, local flora, and (weather permitting) glimpses of the snow-capped summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. Materuni is one of the last authentic Chagga villages before entering Kilimanjaro National Park, making this walk both scenic and culturally rich. At the falls, marvel at the powerful cascade plunging over 80 metres (262 feet) into a pristine natural pool. Adventurous travellers can take a refreshing swim in the cool mountain water — an unforgettable reward after the hike. After time to relax, take photos, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, you will return to the vehicle for your comfortable drive back to Arusha, Moshi, or the airport, arriving in the late afternoon or early evening.

Hidden paradise of Chemka Hot Springs — a crystal-clear geothermal pool shaded by palm and fig trees. Swim in warm turquoise waters, float peacefully beneath the canopy, or simply relax with a picnic in one of Tanzania’s most beautiful natural settings. This experience offers the perfect balance of cultural discovery and rejuvenation — ideal for travellers who want adventure without strenuous hiking.